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August 4, 2009
HPWREN, with its partners, created four network applications videos
Collaborations with Native Americans, high-end astronomy research,
hydrology sensors, and research on energy efficient wireless sensor
networks are the basis for these four videos. They are encoded in
MPEG-4, which may require a video player such as mplayer, vlc, or
quicktime.
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This
video describes expanded collaborations between HPWREN and
Native Americans in the areas of environmental sensors and
high-resolution network cameras, via the Southern California
Tribal Digital Village network. Additional considerations include
and increased focus on green energy, by augmenting solar powered
sites with wind generators.
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In this
video, Scott Kardel of the California Institute of Technology
describes cyberinfrastructure-intensive applications at the
Palomar Observatory, with a specific focus on the new and exciting
Palomar Transient Factory.
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Water quality assessments are becoming more and more critical
in Southern California and elsewhere. This video
describes ongoing activities related to HPWREN-enabled real-time
hydrology sensors at San Diego State University's Santa Margarita
Ecological Reserve. Both permanent and mobile approaches are
being discussed.
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This
video discusses ongoing collaborative research on energy
efficient wireless sensor networks by UCSD's Computer Science
and Engineering department, with a substantial focus on
experimentation at San Diego State University's Santa Margarita
Ecological Reserve.
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